Asylum seekers
Asylum seekers
Under EU law, the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, the right to asylum in article 18 and Article 19 includes the prohibition of refoulement. Article 78 of the ABIDA, Asylum seekers
States to respect their obligations under the 1951 Geneva Convention
It provides for the creation of a common European Asylum System. This
Various legal instruments have been adopted to implement the provision. These are also 1951 Asylum seekers. Asylum seekers
The issue of protection from refoulement in Article of the Geneva Convention they reflect. Asylum seekers
Although Article 18 of the Charter guarantees the right to asylum, EU law does not prevent the arrival of asylum seekers. Asylum seekers
does not provide opportunities to facilitate Applying for asylum in the EU. Asylum seekers
The applicants are mostly citizens of countries that require a visa to enter the EU. Those people border irregularly, often because they do not have the qualifications required to obtain a regular visa. they had to pass. Asylum seekers. Asylum seekers
3 (1) of the Dublin Regulation (Regulation (EU) No 604/2013). article, one of the EU member states
all actions taken by a third-country national or stateless person for international protection. Asylum seekers
examination of applications and the examination of such applications by a single Member State. Asylum seekers
requires. EU asylum legislation, including one’s territorial waters and transit zones,
ECtHR, Amuur v. France, no. 19776/92, 25 June 1996, para. 52–54.
See also ECtHR, Nolan and K v. Russia, no. 2512/04, 12 February 2009; ECtHR, Riad and Idiab v. Belgium,
no. 29787/03 and 29810/03, 24 January 2008.
Handbook of European law on asylum, borders and immigration
effective from the moment it reaches the border (Asylum Procedure Regulation (2013/32/EU), Asylum seekers
3 (1). matter). For these requests, Article 6 of the statute on access to the asylum procedure Asylum seekers
details are presented. In particular, 6 (1). clause states that states must submit the application within three working days.
or the application was submitted to an authority other than the authorities responsible for recording the transaction Asylum seekers
requires it to be registered within six working days. 6 (2). clause, states
provide individuals with an effective opportunity to apply as soon as possible. Asylum seekers
makes it mandatory. Assurances in the regulation, if the procedure can be reached
they can be applied. Applicable to those unable to reach territory, border or transit area they are not.
Article of the Asylum Procedure Regulation states that asylum applications are processed at the border.
allows to be received. Here, a decision to reject the application can be made.
Also, (8) of the regulation. expedited procedure may be used pursuant to Article
In some cases, a decision can be made about its content. submitted within the territory of the country
The basic principles and guarantees applied in asylum claims also apply in these cases.
(2). the substance must be placed in a border procedure no later than four weeks after the request has been made.
requires a decision; otherwise, entry into the territory of the applicant
permission must be granted. (3). victims of rape or other serious violence
adequate support at the border for applicants who need special procedural guarantees
It is imperative to avoid the use of the boundary procedure in situations where
is accepted as (6) (b). substance, accompanying person
Some limitations to the application regarding the applications made by underage minors
brings. These provisions are in line with the 2005 version of Regulation (2005/85/EC).
It does not apply to Ireland and the United Kingdom, subject to Article .
The ECHR has not recognized a right in the form of the right to asylum. However, border or state
torture or inhumanity by sending a person back to another place within the jurisdiction
expose them to the risk of inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment,
It is prohibited under Article 3 of the ECHR. In exceptional cases, expulsion, deportation
or extradition, under Article 2 of the ECHR, which protects the right to life.
Can cause problems.
The former European Commission of Human Rights has not allowed any country to enter its territory to examine its claims.
that they do not allow them to enter, and therefore “turning like an orbit”
It has examined many cases involving refugees defined as refugees.
